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By Sarah Alexander With the upcoming holidays, generosity is top of mind. With so much digital gifting and giving this time of year, it's important to take precautions to help safeguard personal data. Fortunately, even as fraudster tactics are ever-changing, the best ways to avoid them remain fairly

Contribution supports gifts for children through Cherokee Nation Angel Project TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Cherokee Nation Businesses and its employees are continuing an annual tradition of making Christmas dreams come true for thousands of children in northeast Oklahoma by supporting the Cherokee Nation Angel Project. In addition to the company’s $20,

By: Nicole Sanchez, FireLake Foods Marketing Manager If you are like me, I did not have a lot of chances to experience produce from other countries while growing up in Oklahoma. I never got the opportunity to taste or feel the texture or even see the stunning colors until I

The Oklahoma State Board of Education looked at whether Sovereign Community Schools should close its doors by Meghan Mosley OKLAHOMA CITY —A charter school serving Oklahoma City's Indigenous community was at the center of the state's board of education meeting Thursday. The Oklahoma State Board of

coreNOC’s Expertise in Telecommunications Brings High Speed Broadband Connectivity to Indigenous Village with Benefits to Health, Education, Commerce and Cultural Preservation. December 15, 2022; Owasso, OK.--(BUSINESS WIRE)—coreNOC, Inc., a Certified Native American Owned Business and a leader in innovative technology solutions and 5G telecommunications equipment announced

Partner group will also fund multi-million-dollar hotel renovation OKLAHOMA CITY (Dec. 16, 2022) Ortus Hotel Investments, LLC of Oklahoma City and Sovereign Properties Holdco, LLC, a business entity of the Chickasaw Nation, in conjunction with Paul Self, lead investor of the Colcord Hotel, and other local investors announced today they

By Allison Herrera The tribal nations affected by the McGirt v. Oklahoma decision say having increased jurisdiction has presented challenges. But, they say the investments they are making in mental health and the increased coordination with tribal law enforcement to meet demand is creating a better service for Native people.